The Arizona Short Sale Office, LLC is trusted
by many Arizona homeowners to get the lender's attention!  

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The mortgage industry is in the process of correcting itself and it is critical that you are represented by professionals.

The Arizona Short Sale Office is staffed by qualified loss mitigation specialists who are specifically skilled at negotiating with the lender on your behalf.  Call us now to get the answers to your real estate and mortgage needs.

Don’t be fooled into believing that the banks are concerned about your individual hardship situation.  Their primary concern is cutting their losses.  You can always attempt to negotiate with them directly.  Good Luck!   We are professionally trained and here to do the job for you. Our Loss mitigation specialists negotiate with dozens of lenders on a daily basis and are familiar with their requirements.  We take each homeowner’s situation seriously and are driven to negotiating a real solution.

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We Reduce the Most Common Problems that Homeowners Face!

• Have you sat hours on hold, just to be transferred to another country?
• Have you had to speak with multiple representatives with no success?
• Have you been interrogated before being transferred to the correct department?
• Have you been denied permission to speak with a manager or decision-maker?
• You can eliminate the stress of trying to work with your lender directly.
Let the Arizona Short Sale Office Work for You!
• We will provide the following service:
• Negotiate Loan Forbearances with Your Lender.
• Negotiate Interest Rate Reduction Settlements or “Modifications” with your Lender.
• Negotiate Deed-In-Lieu of Foreclosure.
• Explore Alternatives to Foreclosure sale.
• Assist with Selling your Property Fast.
• Negotiate with your Lender to pay your Moving Expense
• Negotiate a Reduced Reinstatement Fee if your payments are behind.
• Postpone your Auction Date through your Lender.
• Manage and Negotiate the Entire Short Sale Process.

Have you tried negotiating with your bank and been ignored or insulted?  We can help you! We negotiate with the banks to find the best solution for you.  In fact, most lenders prefer to work with seasoned professionals.  If you are facing foreclosure, upside down, or have an interest rate that just adjusted or will soon adjust, the professionals at the Arizona Short Sale Office can help you! 

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Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007, which will help Americans avoid foreclosure by protecting families from higher taxes when they refinance their home mortgages. This Act will create a three-year window for homeowners to refinance their mortgage and pay no taxes on any debt forgiveness that they receive. Under current law, if the value of your house declines, and your bank or lender forgives a portion of your mortgage, the tax code treats the amount forgiven as income that can be taxed.

* This Act will increase the incentive for borrowers and lenders to work together to refinance loans and allow American families to secure lower mortgage payments without facing higher taxes.

This Act Is A Good Step To Address The Housing Market, But Congress Has More Work To Do

Congress needs to complete work on responsible legislation modernizing the Federal Housing Administration (FHA). This bill will give FHA the necessary flexibility to help hundreds of thousands of additional families qualify for prime-rate financing.

Congress needs to pass legislation permitting State and local governments to help troubled borrowers by issuing tax-exempt bonds for refinancing existing home loans. Under current law, cities and States can issue tax-exempt bonds to finance new mortgages for first-time homebuyers.

Congress needs to pass legislation to reform Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSEs) like Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. GSEs provide liquidity to the mortgage market that benefits millions of homeowners, and it is vital that they operate safely and soundly. The President has called on Congress to pass legislation that strengthens independent regulation of the GSEs and ensures they focus on their important housing mission.

The Administration Has Moved Forward On Targeted Actions To Assist Homeowners That The President Announced In August

The President and his Administration have launched a new initiative at the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) called FHASecure. FHASecure expands the FHA's ability to offer refinancing by giving it the flexibility to work with homeowners who have good credit histories but cannot afford their current payments. By the end of 2008, the FHA expects this program to help more than 300,000 families refinance their homes.

* HOPE NOW has developed a plan under which up to 1.2 million homeowners could be eligible for assistance. The HOPE NOW plan will help subprime borrowers who can afford the current, starter rate on a subprime loan, but would not be able to make the higher payments once the interest rate goes up.